Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

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Familiar Places MRS. MARLENE STEFFEN G MRS. MARY TILLEMA District Office Secretaries MRS. JOYCE DUFFY Dodgeland High Secretary Their laughs and smiles are familiar . . . Give them a typewriter, a telephone, and a problem, they're content! Let the office become noisy and they're very disturbed. Being the office secretary means real work, and there's plenty of that in the offices of Dodgeland High. MRS. HAMMANN G MRS. HUMMEL Preparing meals for 240 students every day is no easy task as our cooks will tell you. How- ever, anybody who has eaten lunch in the cafe- teria has never gone away hungry! MRS. DIANA JONGEBLOED Slow down and walk, kids! Quit teasing the poor girl, Glen , are only a few daily comments from our first and only hall moni tor. A pleasing smile and a gruff voice gets the point across!

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MISS LORA IN E WUBBEN Social Problems, Civics MR. ROBERT WIENEKE Office Practice, Adv. Typing MR. HAROLD WYSS Social Studies MR. ROBERT WILLET Industrial Arts, Math 12

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Mr. Bartz, Mr. Uttech, Mr. Klug, Mr. Wolfgang, Mr. Haase. Battling imclement weather, keeping the buses clean, and get- ting the young people to school on time are but a few of the duties of our faithful bus drivers. Our hard working custodians are al- ways willing to clean up the messes we leave with them each day. Mr. Straseske, Mr. Fehling, and Mr. Gossfeld. FRONT ROW: Mr. Weiss, Mr. Zank, BACK ROW: Mr. Vergenz, and Mr. Hasenstab.